Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-25
LOCAL BREYITIEs.

= OoNio liver has I6ctQcu 10 l.
feet inch.
Mrs. Judson Wheeler, of Bath, died sn,l.
denly at Auburn Yesterday
The Young Boiler Shop nine will play a
game OF baseball with the Young Bright
ons at Recreation Park tomorrow at 8
A. NJ.
The following counties settled with the
state yesterday: Siskiyou, $21 $50 90
santa Barbara, $500 48; MERGED, S14.-
015 Al.
A flag party will be given by Sumner
Relief Corps at Changers Hail next Thurs
DAY evening, when novel features will be
presented.
Enjoyable entertainments and socials
were given last evening at Calvary Baptist
Church and the Fourteenth-street Presby-
terrain Church.
| Aston Williams, while enjoying a swim
IN the river on Thursday, had his watch
stolen from his clothing by some party I'M
known who came along.
The energetic people of Davisville and
vicinity are considering the feasibility of
establishing system of irrigation for that
| section, taking water from Putah creek.
Mrs. Fanny Camenzind. who imaeines
that enemies seek to injure her, was exam
lbCN W TIC OOIlllillSSlOnSTS OF l4uDdcy
Thursday, and committed to the asylum at
Stockton
The police have been directed 10 serve
| notices upon all owners of cottonwood
trees within the city limits to have them
properly trimmed at once to prevent their
shedding cotton
Charles O'Mera, the young man. formerly
OF this city, who fell from the Young Mems
Christian Association building at Wood
land recently, and was thought to be dam
gerously hurt, is convalescing.
John w. Northrup, of San Francisco,
Will deliver an address to young men to-
morrow at $3.50 P. NJ. in Young Mems Hall.
Sixth street, near X. There will also be
music by the male choir and orchestra.
Deputy Sheriff Benjamin, of San Joa.
gum county, brought TO the city yesterday,
en- route to the State Prison at Folsom
John Avery, who is to serve a term of
three and half years for grand larceny.
Red Jacket Tribe No %, Imp. o. r. NJ,
last evening elected the following repre-.
sentatives to the Grand Council. viz: John
Domingos, = Dunbar, Charles Mckay, J.
}: Nagele, Charles E. Spencer and James
McCaw.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was SO, being 20 cooler than the
normal temperature for that day. The
highest and lowest temperature was $50
and $40, with fresh southerly winds and
clear weather.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Hugo Frommelt,
OF Washington, was handling a pistol,
which she thought was unloaded, when ii
was discharged and the bullet passed
through one of her hands, infiicting yery
painful injury.
n In 4
will be given at Westminster PRESBYTERIAN
Church on Friday evening, July lst, when
| there will be tableaux, music, recitations.
etc. Each girl and boy in attendance will
| receives present.
Judge Armstrong yesterday rendered a
decision in the case of The County of Sacra-
mento VS.. The Germania Building and
Loan Association, brought to collect the
tax on the shares of corporations provided
| for by the Act of 1868. He sustained the
demurrer, allowing plaintiff ten days to
amend.
Mr.. Reese of Knights Landing, was out
| hunting last Wednesday evening when his
gun burst, and he was seriously injured
| about the head and face, one of his ewes
being destroyed. Physicians who were
summoned TO attend upon him, removed
the remains of the eye, and he is now do
Is eio WSAA 40 SOulQ NC c8D6Cteu.
On the complaint of s. NJ. HAYS. six
Cinnamon were arrested by officers Lowell.
| Franks and Ash last evening for disturbing
the peace. The residents of Chinatown
were engaged yesterday in celebrating some
| anniversary with most distressing music"
which threw a sick child of Mr.. Hays.
| who lives in the neighborhood, into
| spasms.
General Superintendent Fillmore, of the
Southern Pacific Company, speaking of the
| change in the route of the Portland ex-
press train, says: 1.-THE reason for the
change is that the towns east of the river
are all growing very rapidly and needed
better service. The OLD road between
Knights Landing and Marysville, that was
washed away in 1872 is to be rebuilt very
soon, and then it is very likely that the
oregon express will go north that way"
About $50 o'clock last evening, Mrs.
Fenton and another lady were enjoying
horseback ride at Agricultural Park and
were speeding their animals, when that
ridden by Mrs. Fenton bolted in front of
the grand stand and ran into the quarter
stretch Enclosure, causing the rider to re-
ceive severe fall. She received assist
! ance Immediately, and it was found that
she was injured about the face and badly
shaken up, and one of her eyes was hurt.
1t was not long before she was able to be
| conveyed home.
Yesterday forenoon red fox appeared
on NJ street, between Seventh and
Eighth, and was moving along in a
spying-out-the-land manner, when a lady
astonished him with loud " shool'' and
| the introduction of dog. The fox did not
stop to interchange civilities with the lat
ter, but quickly ran under sidewalk All
| the openings through which he might es-
cape were closed, and last evening a num-
Der of people and dogs rallied for fox
hunt, but when the boards were taken UP
Reynard mad disappeared, having dug
out for safer quarters, leaving everybody
in the neighborhOod wondering where he
came from and how much information he
had acquired as 10 the location of chicken
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